LOXL-2 and TNC-C are markers of liver fibrogenesis in HCV/HIV-, HIV
: In a healthy body, LOXL2 helps repair tissue and maintain organ integrity. However, in the story of disease, LOXL2 can become a "villain." When it over-performs, it creates too much scaffolding, leading to fibrosis (dangerous scarring of the liver or lungs) or helping cancer cells build "highways" to spread more easily throughout the body. Modern Medical Quest LOXL-2 and TNC-C are markers of liver fibrogenesis
Researchers are currently in a "race" to develop . The goal is to create medicine that can stop these master builders when they start building "walls" of scar tissue in the heart, liver, or lungs, effectively "turning off" the process of fibrosis without harming the body's natural architecture. HIV : In a healthy body